Excerpted editorial from today’s El Comercio newspaper:
Amid the foreign turbulence and the internal pressure, Luis Carranza’s management of the Economy and Finance Ministry has been more than satisfactory. Not only because of his prudent management of fiscal accounts, but also because he put emphasis on increasing public investment, becoming the essential architect of Peru’s economic […]

Excerpted editorial from today’s El Comercio newspaper:
The fourth round of negotiations between Chinese and Peruvian representatives to reach a free trade agreement (FTA) has been very arduous. This is mainly due to the fact that China has hardened its position concerning very sensitive issues for Peruvians, though commitments had previously been made by both parties.
This […]

Excerpted editorial from today’s El Comercio newspaper:
Another ungrateful junkyard dog. This time it’s an Andean breed with two heads? Once more, the Bolivian and Ecuadorian governments have made obvious their obstructionist agenda and politicking within the Andean Community of Nations (CAN).
Bolivia and Ecuador maliciously insist on throwing a monkey wrench into the works in […]

By Eleanor Griffis~
The party is over, everyone has gone home, and the assessments begin on what was truly achieved at the Fifth EU-LAC Summit held in Lima last week.
The focus of this summit was twofold: poverty, inequality and inclusion as the social dimension; and climate change, environment and energy as part of sustainable development. Work […]